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West Auckland New Network Final Routes for Implementation 2016 West Auckland New Network Final Routes for Implementation 2016 New Network consultation ran 21 October to 12 December 2014. Final routes endorsed by AT Board on 31 March 2015. These new routes are expected to be implemented late-2016. Please go to www.AT.govt.nz/newnetwork for more information. d R Rd Wainoni he Kyle nhit Gree PROPOSED SERVICES LEVELS (Subject to funding, service levels may change) FREQUENT SERVICES LOCAL SERVICES y a At least every 15 minutes, Henderson to Avondale Herald W15 orw 7am – 7pm, 7 days a week. via Edmonton Rd and k Island W5 t e Greenhithe o Lower frequencies early morning Rosebank Rd e r r Tota M ur D C ra Rd 956 rbo and evenings m ur a Henderson to New Lynn way a o H h Tauh r W23 via Sunnyvale, H g rb i r ace pe Rail - Western Line Glengarry Rd, Rosier Rd Terr B e i Ha ad h nu r Up and Glen Eden T e Puri R p 4 New Lynn to City Centre ri Rd W83 e d Brains Park to New Lynn Pd Up via Great North Rd W32 Ferry via Nikau St Rd e Riverhe ay W3a l w l Kings New Lynn to Westgate via Henderson to City Centre i Rd W5 v Henderson and Lincoln Rd s via Edmonton Rd, a W3b W53 Flanshaw Rd, tar Continues to ate CONNECTOR SERVICES To North-western Motorway o C Constellation and Great North Rd At least every 30 minutes, 7am – nlet Station Rd ia I 7pm, 7 days a week. 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Bay New Lynn to Westgate via Whenuapai F r Cl Great North Rd, ed T ar See separate k Hobsonville Ferry Terminal Rd N W3b Henderson, Lincoln Rd, 16 W83 imrod Inlet W88 to Westgate via Wisely Rd map for details a Waimumu Rd, Reynella Dr d yl d and Luckens Rd torway R R and Bellringer Rd o o ey r ille el Royal Heights circuit via D s Constellation Station to our M v i d W r n Henderson via Greenhithe, W89 Westgate Dr, Colwill Rd, R W83 W5 Harb so g Hobsonville Rd, Westgate Granvillle Dr and Area under ri ob T per Limeburners Bay Will be Moire Rd Up H and Don Buck Rd investigation amended Henderson to New Lynn PEAK PERIOD SERVICES Park and Ride West Harbour when area W25 via Bruce McLaren Rd, Services that only operate during r Northside D W5 Glengarry Rd and weekday peak period for Westgate develops Glen Eden Parrs Park to City Centre Ma West Park W31 Henderson to New Lynn W25X via Glengarry Rd, via Glendene and Kelston Kaurilands Rd, r Marina in a Titirangi Rd and New Lynn Vi e Te Atatu Peninsula to w Waipareira W40 Te Atatu Peninsula to City Dr Henderson via Te Atatu Rd d W51X Centre via nville R Bay and Great North Rd Fr obso North-western Motorway ed Westgate 18 H Te Atatu Peninsula to City Tayl West Henderson to City Centre W51 Centre via or Harbour W52X via Great North Rd, Dr W88 North-western Motorway and Great North Rd Te Atatu Rd and North-western Motorway d Lu R c Henderson to City Centre k R ens d Westgate to City Centre ire via Great North Rd, Mo via Don Buck Rd, H r Dr W52 Te Atatu Rd, O est arbou W71 Universal Dr, Lincoln Rd, Dr reil W te North-western Motorway ga Av North-western Motorway st e and Great North Rd W e and Great North Rd Massey Henderson west circuit via Henderson Valley Rd, Helensville to City Centre North W61 W79X via Huapai, Westgate and Summerland Dr, Ranui, 16 G d North-western Motorway r R Metcalfe Rd and a nville Dr Rathgar Rd d k tu tu RODNEY SERVICES d e R R a Massey e k r Ranui to Henderson via Generally every 2 hours and c ire At C W62 East Lake Panorama Dr and o Wharf Rd hourly at peak Bu d n Te R M Sturges Rd o d Ro s on r yal R R l d r W78 e d D oya Huapai North to Westgate R e g N R ll d d n i o i n r R w d r T l ll e R e e t o A h C H Helensville to Westgate B ra W79 po ta Beach Rd - i o w via Waimauku and Huapai k t u W5 e a Mat s Rd t EXISTING SERVICES (No Changes) M C Tria e W71 ngle o Massey R r lwi d n W89 West Harbour & l Te Atatu l West M Rd Hobsonville Existing Dr Royal Peninsula a l o l Ferry Service t W3a o Heights ne r W40 (no changes as part of y w Ta D ik Rd this consultation) on Re W2 T ay ata Rd r View Buck R d ria W51 Harbou R Massey High d t t ng ta Rd Waitemata e W51X ika School l a le T w Rd e Harbour H d R Wai W79X mu m u Rd atu W3b At Te Te Rd u D W64 W61 extended W3a at o t A W40 n Rutherford e Cen T to cover lower Bu W3b Some trips continue to High School d tral Pa l W51 c O Metcalfe Rd, k rk Waitakere R Dr W51X W51X added 4 W2 d W64 W25X W51X (see separate map for Larnoch Rd and Lincoln W71 W2 W51 W52 W52X W79X detail) Rathgar Rd W71 W53 W71 Universal Dr R Univer W79X oy sal Dr al e Routes continue to city Routes continue to city Vi w R r d al D Laidlaw W64 changed to cover s F via Great North Rd, via North-western r l e a A v College r i n m n W53 s Karangahape Rd, Motorway, Nelson St, removal of W63 U h r a aw d D The Trusts 16 Pitt St, Vincent St, Cook St, Mayoral Dr, a a Rd Po D m Rd aria Rd Arena R d ch T r e Pai d Mayoral Dr, Albert St Albert St and Lower n son Larno Pl a n u Pollen Swanson L wa Cen Rd and Lower Albert St Albert St S d Swans ich o ov n Rd d dan Island R t o Ranui r N Pt e al V ln R f r Rd Liston o l W64 changed to ChevaliPt Chevalier a a o rth-we c College P t g c e a Swanson r M in go via Central k s Waitakere L tern M Rath Ranui W5 College D Park Dr e Rd r r W62 Pooks oto M R u St Dominics Waitakere r d n d d w r College R a H o S Hospital R y et e wa R u her d n t Te Atatu so a i S n n nton South t o gt W61 At o Rd P d n S a R Lu R u ti 16 Western W62 extended d m Se Te k k l Pe dm i Rd n Rd m k Sturges Rd E a Springs e a e lfe r c W40 b to cover upper la Traherne Island s o e n tca s e d ck Dr R C D o d M r H W52 a a R Metcalfe Rd r W15 S v e rri i m st D W52X W52X added d C r R n p W62 W53 a S g s n on R u to d m i W64 a W m n Rd R d Waterview d North d e R Baldwin Ave h t r l Ro a Unitec Lak a G a e n re tu Rd s e e S u r P d Dr a a bank R t an t N G o Henderson L ra o e turges r At u m t R S h W15 d k e i e a n Av v T e d s o Ra R r D t 4 Ave d R r Henderson ng r H 102 h orth R d i i l c N lsi d D High School i e New v a Rd p W25X o h o d ana b s Tirimo Current C d u n e a i d R r St t d Mt Albert i n s Mea R y Mt Albert V r R route will Grammar lom r d W61 W31 a W31 changed to B Pa ley A l remain a v V d ie G go via V e l R w B e n Rd lockh on Great North Rd Rosebank Rd de Rd Mt Albert Western ne dale Avondale ers M n B A o North rth Vie ve Av College t o i C o l r Heights rde a o end l b H w m W32 e N u r r r a o Rd R d h G se Ba o Rd d R b k New o W Glendene rn C R M Rd e a d l a ira epbu p sda y ver Ri H le Ri u Av R c Rd S W23 B t h Mt l Bu rai n Valle l tt e a derso y i e ns St en R r d Rd h d Alber H d Henderson A w R l rdson H w d o As Valley Shops a r r Great North t Sunnyvale o h t hiba O R rest a Avondale wa Ave o S d D c W32 changed a u R W31 r i ak d F r Rd r n W61 extended to W25 A d n y Kelston to go via W61 P s i Rd n n R i Boys Henderson Valley shops e A de l S d McLaren e Rd l t r i R Le R a d Rd onards RdHigh Archibald Rd v cl W3a e Owairaka e Park New it unh l d M d R Rd S u lwyn b Henderson ll e r W3b R Windsor S i c Sunnyvale a tod u S Ke th H u Kelston r r o Valley t N B N dard B mo in d ik es ey ste at P S Rd R au S e a i t d R For rr m d s u od R Gr Cr St Rd o wo t V ss R hibald S e d c r r yn o L n A t d S ata ic Tiverton R a St Hoani W32 u R Kelston S aioro t M Waititi Girls High ka N W23 ew Marae Ni St d New Lynn ton W 20 est Coast R er W Fruitvale Rd lv ind W25 o d Cla W so R Glen Eden rk St r Rd a R r r d W25 changed to a e Rd i e s m v e M G a a u r l K Ro g go via Sunvue Rd e an v A n Av W n e g e Blockhouse d i s Po d a t Sun R k d C Rd R r st R t KEY SYMBOLS r oa n Tay r y Wh y a t Oratia W25X e Chaucer a R v len ag cot R lor M d S A o g l School i a Glen Eden S k r R tney d d Rd o e Interchange n S R i Blockhouse od ro t e n a o l Rd a W23 changed to eab St Bay w W S S e Rail Line nda Bay R t Capt go via Rosier Rd e (Passenger Service) Rd hi Gl W d R gi and extended to ry W25X added r e Rail Line a d g iran n G le t ry Rd G r i Av Lynfield (Freight Only Service) New Lynn l D B a e a T ve olton St ng n A y d College a K nd n n arr Na a so u s n Train Station h i h Astle Bo y d m tc R R d d Hu i r R n R s n d y d r R Don L St Ferry Terminal K d ova W23 n the a n ur o h St R s Wi s t s il u ro a n i in n i o W25 S K St d k g an Services in this s t lfill R n Rd i d A Golf G direction only W25X a ir it T Green Bay.
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